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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

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prraif sn111 srsir, - hesm ~ sfs.ss
Yhn irforrsnfion hne anrf hren enrres-
"A 70 tRa 3reaI1ara Al - aaafh ~
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- rhn1 - rnfert.'n',Sfe Snsrse slfH 1s1
he "a noshiec unsil a - rsils~s5 &
few nlnutea iHfnr - frSn Iossa .S,hvni.
rlana. Tn thna9 ~ u.i'.S. sqTIhe' In3Irn
4 deed.n
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

kcuEnzETkE DEATH on 4 poUs xnkB can
Dox ~ PORTLAND.
PonTLknD, Oct Is II special - The
four year old son of PeiTo 0aninl Waa
accldeniiy crushed 10 death TITS even.
inc. A. Malney Wns driving fanE hoEso
waROn, loaded with rock. pazl TIE house
whore The child lived, when the boz
snddenly ran cue from tbs rate. He
ran unoer the horses feet and wno
trampled upon. Malnsy nt0ppsd che
team immediately. but eould not save
the ohild. fha body was sh0okinaiy
crashed, and the bog died IN less than
half An knaF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

pzaxR OF kxormEn rusETrvn rRoM
TAMPA.
wannzxaruz, 0sf. lE.-Saraeon Gen
erai Hemiison has received telaRram
from the Beard OF Health of Put1am
uuuotv. saying that another Fugitive
fFoxu Tampa haa died Of yellow fever
Tois ains as Intexlachen. TIE becEe-
IaFv az ne Treasury has also received 3
usasaaae fxssa the GossxnoF Of Florida.
eskina fox saaa ed - c8n be given.
The SssFstaFy has repiied that oFaeTu
have heen iasned cn tae hcspisal ser
vIes ao render az aid deeued expsdienk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16


Er Paso, fTsx. J, Ost. Is. - -Ths maaaKe
rspurts sent from here last niaht ewing
70 the laieness q the boar, FsRssdina
tho MGEsmptsd train FebbeFF. aaEs bai
fFaoiIon cf Ne ial1. Il uaa tto1Rtl :
great Tiofors thas one FobheF s1cnld -
kiil1t. Wkat was rs ast0nistmeuf 81
ne pah1ie fhersfoye Nben foo dead
body % nsothsr FobbsE wa1 bFonahf 10
this mufniux.
Tha aAlVealon, Ha5tiabura ana San
kninnio e1pEoss, whic1 nhauld hAss
Started K4al yesterday a 80 D -, maa
aelaga3 slII ebeul 10 lG uei1ina o. 1fs
scnlhern Psnlf1 train frees lhe Wasl.
E leinelF L9hsUr e4ge lhas 919n hia
gain hsd eGae abonl . Ull8 so msu
aSasina elo1h m18kq ea1n oE84 me
tsnHsr wi1h Fsvoies11 n each hand
Ths anal eef iEisd g ai1p he train bu1
ne nann eE16Fkd him d E1u o1ia q
e1fys au1 sslop q1ioAs When D.
saa1Asd tha euEFe ho sncp1e1d ttsg
nnan1, I've miles fnem the citg. tEaY
ag4flaa him and his GEeman oG lhs en.
nina au9 tcek teem hank - tna exprsns
/ ~. 1ha robk1g1 n ah9 uennlIme wars
( aFiuR 81 tbsls sepuiseE8 SD atonlina
and G1E4ln&.
Raa11ill ~ txDrsan 81 oqs e tben'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Judge Elicit vas q couetIy gentleman
OF high local repnle. snd his address,
which was not for Memphis alone. bni
for the whole South, vae & memorable
one. Ths Presidents reply vac equally
notable.
The aspsuts Of the occasion had com
bined 70 make the AFFAIR IN all respects
an extra0rdAners one. The decorations
eveFJ where vieibie were more eiaboraie
and aeaaral than those Of eny plRce yst
visited By the President, with the posi-
ble exeepticn Of Madison, and IL waa re-
marked that twiee e many people we're
on she streets than had ever been seen
before in Memphis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

PAUL. HzEnx coNYnaszp 10 HAVING KrIE-
I'D MIA REKyx AND THIN MaDn
01op Mm ESCAPE.
SroxAHs FAnxs, (W. IT,, Oct. ib--
fSpeoml. Gfeatexgisemsnt vas created
at FaFminGian this morninR. Ranl
Hsnry. the half Lroed murderer Of Mrs
Poesy aud child, esoaped ffom fail dur
in0 tne night. Scouting parties are eur
bnt 10 10 thls llme be hes nos been cap
tured. He confessed 60 the eslme and
had given the hafFosfpn details Of bis
awful work aud vas only awaiting sen
tenea when be escaped. II be la caught
the Indian will lynch him 10 prevent hla
again GLIDING them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

xsw rnHAn souaRr nK DE1Eon, Tnn con-
vzcxKD MUnDknaR.
PosrEAap, Oct. l6.-- Special l-~oouu-
eel for Wm. Diilon, oongieled Of murder
10 tbs 6fsl degrees, asked today further
aime Ia which % 1fs motlon for 8 neu
trial. Jndao Siearns alIoUed until
Monday. Whsn ths yordloi was raad
% Dillon be seemed as numeyed ~ at
any lima daring iha trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

xnn csxxxzs ans srPosED 30 u0vzo
zHH NpIkNs.

xnn cFTfKENe Ans eFfoaED % u1fkAa
TIE mpGkns.
Pnrsc0rr. (Ara }, 0s., iS-The 81.
shoriiiea hRss been ordered % oe ~
readiness 20 nose "a Camp VERDE,
ahers TIE Apaahe u ivve Indlnna vii
be rnoved from san Carins. 1he mpt ~
str of eitizsns violently opsoee tke 80
rneval Of The Indiana. - Indications q
cual have reoanfiy beea discovered On
ska reservation. The aolioa has openlT
hesn dsnsunceo b. ths peopis ard tier
diseuns oa the siEeets tha faet that u
levers the snlne Of tbs lands % plses
1000 70 $50 lndians on tbs FaseFvatton
A Great n ny cifizsns of Verde Vale,
hsvs heen interviewed ard alzost 81
exysessea eppositlon % oselltnR ths Hnd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

PuraLEur, Osi. Is Il Special )--Au
erfsr was reesiged here iodsy for 500
bsles Of hops 20 Be e1p1gted 20 E0R
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Ths FFeaiaenlial nectrtloa b -
nlbli1 il tAe kall e tk8 O1lton H
ehen1e vs. nhnut a. ho1T II ienelh.
FEom tie ExehAnEn lhH party Daa q.
ooEted % teeis train. snd a ! D. q. Ehsx
len for N1shTiIie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

CnIoAa1. Osi Is. Rsnan,inatlnn hx
acelamnllon vas lhla afternoon ten.
darsd % Judge Gary, q AnAfohi1s irssi
IAme, ~ lh6 silk stocking az Honda
Green Wtna of tue DemaolStio nartr Il
gnieaeo. Judge Cary u ksDn6liesn.
Asat week ne vas named wilhoat ounn
alilon ns tue candidate of fha Snort.
ban or Kern. Lkwisr Democratic rae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

WAsHrEaruE. OsA 1h-CiEii SsFSiee
Cnuntasianer Osarlr today Eeeafved
frnru he cissi esFvioe RsioF1 Assonia-
sian cf Nsg Fork. of whieA GsonRa
Wm. Carts 10 ffsaf5snt, eopF ak .
rseolutian unAEfmoasiy aasptsd b. s1s
Rxeeasiva Conultfse cf that Aesecis-
flnn ksnrtilv apprsvira the I1tasR ef
0karfg n isa flIineis Ds4eccEnsln Asso-
sl1rien u Wsstinelnn fer fln enroshls
ar1nmgot ard ~ VsHusoss Esbnhn of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

onoaos nnws0n n cOunx AZ nknuM o.
TWO wEAN oHAHaEs.
SaEkM fOFea0n). Ooi. ISL Special :
The iary 10 tue Clfonii CegFt aoQait1ed
osoree NeuBon today. He wna charged
elsn arson ia malieloualy 6linR bis
brother, John Mew1on's barn, on How.
sil Pfalsia, ID Oolebsk, 1885. The a.
feudans proved an allbL Emmedietelg
after his diaehaHne na una 4eaEFesfcd
upon charge cf throafenina % MI hia
brother John. Hs viii b nxamin ed %
nFnnHaw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

&IMMLMMN0 @NN8MAAa
SAN FRANcfsco, Ost. ia draft has
been prepared By numbeF Of pfoni-
neat lccal Dem0oRatic politicians 10 Be
presentsd "a ne Nationsl DanocFafio
Commiltee, calling the attention OF the
committee % the advantages Of holding
the national conveniion Ia their city. It
STATE. and that the results fn Nevada
that the ASSEMBLING of the leading meH
throw the Paci6c Coast electoral vote
for Democracy.
Before she Grand Jury.
vkLPAsArso. (Tnd.l, Oos. lS-Judes
Fields ~ The Fall term Of the Olrenit
Ocngt here has summoned the Grand
IuTy 10 convene Monday and make .
thoronRh investigation Of the Kouis
disaster. PFosscutinR Attorney Hhrnm-
packer says that no pains win be SCARED
90 bring The guilty parties 10 justice.
weekly Bank Statement.
Nxw YcnK, Ost. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement. shows 10 the reserve de-
crease a eH52 $50. The banks nov
hold e726, 200 tn excess Of the % 5peR
cent. rule.
FIRE sn Cknslnnafl.
CrkurMNATK, Ool. IA Tremendous
Ore bszan razina shout noon On East
ern Avenue. Is stsrted II Crane 4
Companysa sau mfh and burned four
acres 81 lumber. thea starred north
westward scward ths city pushed ~
Gale of wind. About ten houses Were
aoon burninQ on the opposite eide Of
EssfeFn AVeu1e. making she RtnAiion
alarming Az 80 .. n. the department
had 4 under control. The fss depart
meat abandoned The lamber yards and
gave ita whole attention 10 preventing
lhe flames from spreading snonR the
Cahse g asnsh KaraiIsns.
Saw FRsncrscs. Oss. lS-Ef 10 under
stood tkat wien the Ohamnef Of Cem-
merce assembles on Tuesday comma
nleaiion II % Be senl Ohtet biRn4l Od.
Ger a. ". Greeley, asking bin % asslat
In 9 pEojsca 70 lay eabls % South teF
aIione island. will Be prssantsd fnx TIE
appEosal Of THAI orHsniBallons VITA y
viii b reaoiation ftqusstinR fbe Oail-
fornsa deleaaticn ID Conerssa % do
their utmost % cbtain "a appEepfi4iten
for thst purpnas.
heNnm4a A@Nm Aa~tANe
GsH Faknulsoo. 0cs. Is. - RlrhaF1
ooreornn and PaiFiek Carroll. SO
driVara fuR = brewery company, 11re
taksu into oastody this aftsFnoon oy
/ the uniteA 6iates M8shal for giolsti1z
| The tntaEnal EeEenae laws. ic placing
canaellsd st9nps On besr kegs.
ThEss sssaness . Meath.
sAs FasHursco. Of. lS--Affes the
nssl of next non2h che Raeiao Mai
Csmpauy vii despatch three s1eaneEs
70 PenaEa evsEy month, tnssead Of twos
e aa present
Emfon Kxpellc1.
6kn FaAxc1sco. Oss. Ek-Tha Slsam
ahip Saliora' usicn W1s expalIed fEou
ths fedsEaaed Trades iasa etsniua. i
was charged that DsEid MeDnzaid
SscselaEy. axreed - plAos unfoa nen O
sailing veeseis fer s. PEI month les
tkan lbe standard % tbs ugast 9sanaeni
union-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

kLolH, (iil D Ost. l5.-The =. d.
Bard 4 Company bank a Hi. Charles
vas Ionbed okabont $4,000 last niahh
me eele vas blcwn 70 pieces with
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

The Gzobs says: sFhe appoiniment
Of Charles Tupper as representative ef
Canada e. abe conyenfisn about 20 be-
held In Washington, is caioulased 10 on.
cite suspicion wherever he ID known
and 10 create pfoiouud uneasinesl
AMONG ali who desire 20 ZEE the ex
change Of commodities between tbc
Uniled States and Canada made more
free than itis at present. No one who
knows hin will imaelae that be goes to
che convention 60 maintain The rights or
Ranrd the interests Of Canads. The
pe0ple will ask whom and what viii be
Fepfesens at Washington. The monop-
oIiBEs Of nil kinds, men Who desire 70
exiofl money, 90 which they have no
right, from the people Of Canada by
means o. a. aci Of Parliament are no :
The main pEopFietoEs and supporters Of
The Dominiua 90verBmeut. They are
oeposed % any treaty or arfaneeHaent
that would break d0wn any part Of the
eysiem that brings them wealth. and Sir
Charles may Be regarded 40 the repre-
sentative aud cha npi0n n the conYen-
tfou az All tAe1e mouorosiafn."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

raHaR O1t 1b~0tnersI Rerrtn.
MftietGf d War. sales lai fns fanulf9
% tne m1t1 q toe axle 81 nlsle 1ne1e
fat eas a nsa1lg anIaAsa nn1 So oaa
81 Sos AF03 nor 41F kMEl07n ~ If0
War N4c4lIMaEt h1I 1a&n Eaan6 Il
4,lgt1 e1sspt 0xnsz1i O. 4assl an1 Htx
81 paalAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

WasunaroH, Oa. i5-The lntsr-
State tsommsFsa 04mmfssisn1xs hase
addressed . olItuIu lsifeE - nll eaE-
Fisfs ensfsa q 1he pEoyigfons ef ne
orranie faw. slals h1ltFoaA Csmmfs-
sionsfs SD sthees iufsFuinz them Rh6s
tie form and character q the reports
,. aufrsd % be nAds 30 ths Opmmssnt0n
nnder Sestign 10 Of tie Aet Wiil Be cen
siasssd e. pablie sesaion 81 she Con.
mlaasan 10 - lid a Wn4hinzlun 90
b zsGh lass 81 wnieh dme ~ persuus
tnseFsesed il lEe szit et uill - alieHed
- r4satnt thfif fi984 ef1asf orally e.
. sEifssn q srinted s1slemsztn.
raEesllrallnx ~ Ha4inn scheaa.
sarzm tCFsarnl OF. s.-f 9csuinlI :
lnspeefo< ~ 3 84zden. e. ne CASE z
sssisa lndf1n DGF Fzrinenss is ingBssiNnt.
ina gte 49sfrB 81 fns Indian asaoel 81
Cnem4wa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

lnluAoo, Oel. ib.-~Eho Eleventh An
anal uonpeniion % tke Amerioan ssoa.
IeE Onion. heir and askiQnas II he old
National Lieerai kreaQns, q u session
~ this cifT. Ab0uf fwonlr-aFo dele-
gates afn "a atsendanan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

yupaE SULLIVAN onDnns ms TO m
SAILED.
San FRkNcrsco, Oct. 1B.-On motion
et Colonel Fl0urney, oe the prosecution.
Robert 7. Morrow, charged with em-
bFaceKY, was this afternoon committed
10 ihs equity jsiI By Judge Sullivan,
pending the snitg against him. No
cause was assigned BY Judge Saliivsn
when be msde the order for MDFrov's
aErest. The millionaire vas taken t.
the Jail at once. where be was allowed
10 Fomaiu 10 the Sheriff's ofiice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

rowDEzEx DENIES 4 nuxrR on ms
aKnIoEATI0N.

rowDEREx DENNIS 4 HUHun on Ms
aKnToKAzToN.
MrxNnkroEls, lMinn. }, Osi. H.--Tbs
report rubhahed this morning that
General Mater Mogkman PowncFiy had
az 1880 q. %. written . perempluEy res
iQnation created 9 sensation, II uas
not eeneFally believed. PoWdeyly uas
sosn, and be denied having written g
resignation. Regarding the lsek Of
harmony among the General Executive
Board which bad been gIgen ouf 60 the
oanse Of bis resignation. Powdersy 81
fused 10 express himself. Bailey and
Barry, members Of tie Exeoatlvs Board
WHO, Il h alleged, have created this dis
cord. were actively engaged canga18ine
fheif cause, and Il sas iufimated that
10 case the matter cane 20 y0le IN the
Assembly they would carry at least ons
hundred delegates With them.
DIsooxD n CAN'T.
Since the Convention irsl opsned here
Barry and Bailey have been known to
advocate every me1suFe p7e8euted By
the s.snifs.n This hns been strictly txus
Of BARR. He took isgna aQaingt t0o cd.
mfufafraiiOn Whee the Anarchist qaes.
eion vas being discnAsed iast w1ek and
mnda 4 very sensational speech 01p-
porting the resolution that ths General
Assembly Should protest ngninst TIE
hanging Of the eondomnod Chicago
Anarchists. He also advocated the side
of she aantish ID the hRht ogeF the
Chicago stock yards strike. In oaoh
case fne .sanlis weFe osfeassd by .
heavy vote. It Il pretty evidens thai
Barry has been makin0 the naot, no,
bscanss he aared uheGhsE The measure
went fhronQh oE nos. bat 70 aukaeoniEs
tie administration from pefgon1t fea-
aous. Thers = 40 d1ubs that Barry and
Bsiiey have & good many warm friends
anrnF tie dsleg4fss 20 ths uongenfinn
and shat abey have boen WORKING bard
90 gain more. They knew 8 nRhi Was
60 Be made 10 Ret rid Of than "a TIE
nsesent ssssion aud they hase beops
makIna pFeuaKatianu, bnl Mons t0aE
eoon. Il 4 nos started and q very bic.
les fnht 4 prumiBsa 20 BE-, but ahsFe
yes fitfls doubt expEeased today, how-
ever. has that tie snnfiar wouid be
rgossd, though What the Get Fesnll of
The can6ics wouid Be e0uid ne1 b
nnD noz Dn0snlOnA
N0twishstandlnR ths KniRhss press
aommfl8es woaid nake 20 report this
noop. Is Is learned that The 0fnsrhl As
ssnhlF npsnl sh6 sorenoon Il rec hot
1lisnussian cT1f lho fesolstion Intro
dnera laef Ell ninn, soanaina The plans
u appoirtinR t6e Execuzige HonFd
shish uns foF TIE paFposs Of psosidiua
waV % Qnt sla of BafFT and b4iiny. Is
8 undessiood 10 reuiz3on wAs reaohod
nnd tha1 she e8citsment vii eontinaq
unlIl shs baliIs Is decisivsly lost O uon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Ranasal aals.-Nsz,s socks g s. .
palt foe Msn1Ey sd Wednesday. 1ok.
isa 4 slneafmaB. oel6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

CaiGtao, Out. l6.-~Ah 0ana. 4 ghf~
ness laandEyman fEsn Alla. kalka Coan-
dag b ~ Re6a1ai aalh6Hltlsa. ohasnfA
uaFliSaInrig ulfh tte A4naisN 2nl1s4
~ adtslep1tabis aklio xomxn = AffN.
Ihs olime wen soumffft4 iass NnndRe.
snA Case n9hbs6 10 fbs aer,i g Nsnk
diaegeditH4 ~ hImsaif. A dsteutlpa.
f.als1 lsillnE him u 1i1 own acls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

aIbers haafs past yguf city Cur na-
tinnss great river, which gon riattfuilt
raQ4E1 as tna moss fmpoSians faetor ID
year prsaoni and futnEs welfare nne
uhieh / hklisss q uaipefHAlly fecaa
\ "a e Z pfopsE ct3set cf aoFEumeaf
q pratec&i1n gnd lmpgosEmenf To
Menrhis ard 70 every ciser city on lis
tenhg the fnptugemEnt cf this vaal
hiahuay of a9mmersp = y esaenllai
thsR sbe peapls q ihe na6ioe akouid q
snflsresle9 II hAElnR teia nnd ot1es
pFupsr works e. t1a sa1l dzee1l4ttcn
eoElsiassed upon theif EneFla and freed
ixom esenee some1iueg qu9slan1elf y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

aft is said, however, that during bis
abeenoe 10 Lond0n be has made Il hts
busineas 50 nt1dy The whole aisnstica.
If % fair 60 eonoEuds that e. an iustlll-
Rant nan he has not sought ths lIRhf
IN vain. but that be IS % take I some
what larger view Of things than hs ala
SIX months SEQ.
Aflar rspisuine at isnath the oanai.
iien. nnanoial and political. Of Cana1a
since The confederation. the Man con-
fiuusss "A radical ohangs q necessary
Il she oonfsderalian IS n survive. II
We are no4 nistaksn ID e4ppo1inQ that
this FieW Of the caae 4 shared 81 least
% some extent b Sir OhaEles. We shall
pEobebly not BE- wrong % saying thas
ha must regard eommaroiai uufon ne
tue oulR means short OF annexatiou By
whleh Ns San obtain Tesief That Il az
foFds the only means Of settling che
ashesY uuestion Il toe conelrsion at
which Mr.. nayafd has arrived, and 81
which tho EnGiish Representatives 0n
the Commission viii 20 donbt be forced
ghen theg come 70 examine the hope
less oomplioaficn taio which the
uiiQfnai question has resolved itself.
power 30 terminate the long standing
disputs With the united States, and 20
ia she Dominion oat Of 3 slnuRh By
one and the same stroke Of sfafesman-
ship No Canadian public man estF
had felrcE opportunity Of HeFvinQ bis
county, and ws beg him 60 Eemember
that ID the nature Of things Il can never
be presented 10 him again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

akn FnaxcIsco. Oss. ik-Tha slsann-
ship S4lioEa' usica Was sxpalled iron
TIE Federated Trades ias1 es1Dina. Il
war oharnsa that DsRid MeDnzaid.
SscsslaEy. axresd - pIaos unfoa men %
sailing veeaels fer s. PEI monih less
tAsn i1e standard % Tbs Ogast 9sasnsn's
union-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

TeanNEn Oee. B-Ths Mad, n a.
edstnfial on HiF 0haFlse Tnpper's an-
poiufmEn9 a. The 0anadian rspEsssnfa.
tiys On lh1 6shefiea e1mImiaaion. enVas
AZ he last Has1ion 81 parisaneus. Hif
0hariea IuppeE REve fhe eonnkry b a.
defgiand shat ke. fnr one. uas nos ne
pesed 70 Listen % reesou On The 6xhexr
question. On the coHtrnEy, he was II
favor 0f wha4 may be s1zmef q spirited
aFuigsR policy feK ths ulalnlenanae of
ouf iuiefpxetatlon af tbe sseasy Of 1915.
and he cared n0fhino for e. AMeEienn
tkEanfA nf Ketalieiion. He also Ist Il he
understood fhaf ~ uas. nose thar ever.
conTinesd % the Feasibility ~ craatine
& united end pxospssouH dominion 81
11eans e the pFo1setigs gEstern. If Sfr
Charles were nlill IN this unangiabla
fmme e uind. we think - Should have
good reaeon fof eAAll1nGlnR hlg ffneas
% la1Hegant ns af Waahlanton.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Ths speakcR closed win q grateful
tribala 70 MFA Oleyuland. TIE FFeai-
dent n plyinR sketehed sne kFsnmph of
Mempkf1 In ovsroominz fhe rasa9ss 81
ear and peaiiisnee End closing as fol
lows; SThs patriotic sentintni En-
pressed on ysuf bskAif bF gonF bonoEed
feliou claxsn q his address o. wsicoEe.
an Burs may say sili Be generously
responded 30 ~ youf posnssgmou ok
che EsFth. They wAui. beiieVe. Feat
frubn seclianAl blttafne1e and tbs3
know that he destiny ct he oonntFy ,
onIy bslissed by trns union in aeufi
msnt 81 feeling e.. veil As u nsue.
Tbs tunineas intsFesfa of oar people
are no afss1 asd inseiiInsgi 70 Be sseFi-
Assd o. iniared b. nelds1 appeals 90
passion. uhiah ahoal6 Be aliassd. Tbsy
oniy lnsisf shas sIl ahs FesnllH Of The ~
bllFameus OF aEme 70 Gkish rafersnos
hns lsesn madas nhaa be fully rsiainsd
ard enfosped.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

As one practical resnls accomplished
hy the 0on nfics, the theory Of the rights
of 6safa 10 withdraw from the federal
nompaci vas opefItEoWu and the inde-
ssrustfkflity 81 the Amefican Uuian waa
established on tbs nFnesl foundstiou.
The chief eiemant cf diseogd has been
removed forever and fhcuaa quss.
tioas will eontin1a 10 nFles ab0as
which men may di6eF and differ eaEzr-
eatly Is "a setiled h1yend appeal that for
al abzses and grievances that may
eiise from she action nf the general
GuvsrEmsnA lha remedy mnsf heFeaftsF
he nouffhf uaihin she pais Of TIE unton,
and under he forms e tne Established
fnEtitntionA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Wkgnfso1uN. U51. lS.-- ll4oFsIary Fall.
child today spproged tho Focomnenda.
tlon o. uaiisnsor Maaono for she Fa@
mogal of taentT &lf01 clerks in the
New York Cugiona Houae. Isiaaald
taal these CLERKS have failed IA t9a asn.
ateEe civil a4tgice examinatians fok
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Waaamas0H. Oas. IB--Ths nseselaas
of tha lnlesiof t1dAg Esqnastad lhs AZ.
losDog General % taaiisuls esiminaI
pfoGeedlnoe aoaiual 1anas Lac Hail.
Aaant fox he kioa4 uomanc1a Wiahila
in4iana. in Indi8n Ttrrifofg. uron
eharnGa cf m1lfeng1uce n ul1os. lfM
stnfed that Hsll's dslaisatlon vii hs
from $4,000 % $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

sAs Ra8Buricn. o. D--AfleE ahe
asaf of next uoush che Rectae HAL
Csmpa1y vii despatch three sfeameEs
% Pznana every month, tnseoad Of twos
e aA present
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

vkLPARArso. (Fnd.l, Oos. l6-Judes
Fields at The Fall term Of the Cirenit
Ocngt here has summoned the Grand
JuEy 10 convene Monday and make .
thoFonch investigation Of the Keuis
disaster. pkosscutinR Attorney 6hram-
packer says that no pains win be SCARED
90 bring The guilty parties 10 justice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

MnERnm. o.. ia trnais lnoidaua
eeeaErs1 is. 81 - REss.dsnk elose1
h!sEsm1Eks - response e 5ndee Ellslias
sddrE1 Of Weleuue. Thongh lhs aag
tn tb1 ee1tsR gf the euurf square was an
sto0d with hia has oA ag tha Rsasidenl
was spsakinR. Sal down and was aeon
oxerHoms VITA The heat. Dr.. BEgani,
ok tAe Rrs1l1ential pzKEg. took direction
Of niiaiEs and viii ihe nnf0Eiuoafe cen
tlsman unile ne PEs1id1ut WIS escorted
e the Cotton Bxahnnee. JadEe Eilett
died I've rninuien af1ex the rEegiden1
left The rsEiewfuE stand The faot Bas
ntadsouaiy kept fraus tie RFsaidsnt.